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Tennessee State University Requires Students to Wear Trackable IDs

Posted on March 1, 2014July 1, 2025 by Dissent

Alec Torres reports:

Beginning Saturday, March 1, students and staff at Tennessee State University will be required to present identification badges at any time that can also track their movements in and out of buildings, according to a local-news report.

After a spate of break-ins and vandalism, officials at the university instituted the new ID requirement as a way to ensure safety on campus, a TSU release said.

Of course, it doesn’t stop there, although it would be concerning enough if it did. The same ID cards have other uses as well:

Besides being used to access buildings, the IDs can be used as meal cards, to check out library materials, to access computer labs and athletic events, and more.

Read more on National Review Online.

So who will be data mining and commercializing all these data, because you just know it’s going to happen?

Thanks to Joe Cadillic for this link.

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